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Development Log
GNAT Pro|GPRbuild
Oct 10th, 2015
GPRinstall now uninstall aggregate projects
GPRinstall now has support for uninstalling aggregate projects. In this case all libraries/projects part of the aggregate project are uninstalled.
SPARK Pro
Oct 9th, 2015
Z3 prover comes with SPARK tools
The SPARK toolset now supports the SMT prover Z3. The prover comes installed with the SPARK tools and can be selected using the --prover option just like the already present provers CVC4 and Alt-Ergo. Having this extra prover results in more proved checks and assertions when using the SPARK tools.
Ada.Interrupts.Get_CPU implemented
Function Ada.Interrupts.Get_CPU defined in AI05-0167 is now implemented. It returns the processor on which the handler for the specified interrupt is executed.
New restriction - Pure_Barriers
The restriction Pure_Barriers has been added. This is a relaxation of the Simple_Barriers restriction, but still ensures absence of side effects, exceptions, and recursion during the evaluation of the barriers.
Last chance handler now displays exception message
For ravenscar-full runtimes, the default last chance handler will also print the value of Exception_Message.
Generation of C headers from Ada specs
The compiler can generate C headers from simple Ada specs (when types are compatible with C types) via the -gnatceg switch.
MiniDebugInfo (.gnu_debugdata) support in debugger
The intent of the .gnu_debugdata (MiniDebugInfo) section, when present, is to provide extra minimal debugging info for use in simple backtraces. The debugger now supports this MiniDebugInfo section.
SPARK Pro
Oct 7th, 2015
Simple proof panel based on user profile
Menus 'Prove ...' in GPS now open a simple panel or a more complex one depending on the user profile. The user profile for SPARK is a preference that the user can set to 'Basic' (the default) or 'Advanced'. The panel displayed for the basic user profile includes only a few switches, among which the recent --level switch. The panel displayed for the advanced user profile corresponds to the former panel with more detailed switches.
Containers hierarchy in ravenscar-full runtimes
The Ada.Containers hierarchy is now included in the ravenscar-full runtime libraries. The entire hierarchy is included except for those that currently violate the Ravenscar restrictions, namely Bounded_Priority_Queues, Bounded_Synchronized_Queues, Unbounded_Priority_Queues, and Unbounded_Synchronized_Queues.
SALs and static/dynamic elaboration policies
An executable built with the dynamic elaboration policy (with -gnatE) may now import a Stand-Alone Library built with the static elaboration policy, without any warnings being emitted by the binder.
GNATdoc: support for custom tags
GNATdoc now supports defining your own tags using Python.
GNAT Pro
Oct 5th, 2015
GNAAMP: new switch -fdebug-prefix-map
The compiler switch -fdebug-prefix-map=<old_dir>=<new_dir> is now accepted by the GNAAMP compiler, which substitutes a directory path <new_dir> for the directory path <old_dir> in SOURCE. assembly directives. This aids in building programs in one directory that need to be debugged in a different directory.
GPS: Add css highlighter for GPS
Added a CSS highlighter to GPS using the Python API.
SPARK Pro
Oct 5th, 2015
Documentation of SPARK pragmas
The GNAT Reference Manual now contains syntax information for all pragmas that emulate SPARK aspects.
GNAT Pro
Oct 2nd, 2015
Add support for terminating a process tree
System.OS_Lib has support for nonblocking spawning of processes, and it's now possible to terminate a processes tree (the parent process and all its children) with a new Kill_Process_Tree procedure. This routine is supported only on Windows and Linux systems.
doinstall script can be executed from any directory
The doinstall script, used to install GNAT on Unix hosts, can now be executed from any directory location. In particular, it is now possible to execute the script from a graphical tool such as a file explorer.
Link executables with -pie by default on Android
On Android, the compiler now links all executables as a Position Independent Executable (PIE) by default.
GNAT Pro
Sep 28th, 2015
Relaxed checking of restriction No_Dependence
The partition-wide check on restriction No_Dependence has been relaxed and no longer checks that this restriction applies to bodies of runtime units used by the application.
GNAT Pro|GPRbuild
Sep 27th, 2015
GPRinstall now installs all sources by default
GPRinstall now installs all sources by default. To revert to the previous behavior the -m (minimal) switch has been introduced. Note that -a switch has been kept for compatibility reason but does nothing now.
SPARK Pro
Sep 25th, 2015
Examples from SPARK Book included in distribution
The SPARK distribution now packages the examples presented in the SPARK Book by McCormick and Chapin ("Building High Integrity Applications with SPARK"), in example directories called spark_book and thumper. A short description of both has been added to SPARK User's Guide.
GNAT Pro
Sep 25th, 2015
Warning on incorrect -W switch in pragma Warnings
The compiler now issues a warning if an incorrect or ineffective -W switch is passed to pragma Warnings.
Sep 24th, 2015
New partitioning algorithm
CodePeer will now take into account the project file hierarchy (.gpr files) to create corresponding partitions when analyzing a large set of sources, grouping units in a more logical way.
GNAT Pro|GPRbuild
Sep 24th, 2015
Generate symlink for library major version
GPRinstall now creates symlink for the library major version if needed.
Sep 15th, 2015
Improved handling of array comparisons
CodePeer does a more precise comparison of strings and simple arrays, element by element if known. In the general case, the array comparison is now handled as a regular inlined operation rather than an unanalyzed call.
Improved 64-bit performance in PPC VxWorks
The performance of 64-bit integer division in PowerPC VxWorks RTP mode has been improved substantially.
Warn when -gstabs or -gstabs+ is used
GNAT no longer supports generating STABS debugging information for Ada. When STABS is explicitly requested while compiling Ada (through the -gstabs or the -gstabs+ command line options), a warning is now issued.
GNAT Pro
Sep 6th, 2015
More efficient code generated for object overlays
The code generated for overlays of variables, i.e. for variables subject to an address clause whose value is the address of another object, has been improved when optimization is enabled.
GNAT Pro
Sep 5th, 2015
More exhaustive warning on overlaid constants
The warning issued on overlaid constants now detects more cases.
GNAT Pro|GNAT Component Collection
Sep 2nd, 2015
GNATCOLL.Traces: Remove colons from $T
The format of built-in variable $T for log file names, representing the current date and time, has been changed so that colons are not included anymore between the hour, minute, and second components. This allows this pattern to be used on Windows systems.
Sep 1st, 2015
Improved support for machine code insertions
Machine code insertions written for use with other compilers may contain constructs which the GNAT compiler would not normally accept (e.g., uses of the "Ref" attribute in ways that are inconsistent with GNAT's definition of that implementation-defined attribute). Formerly, this would be treated as a semantic error and CodePeer would be unable to analyze the unit. Such machine code insertions are accepted now, thereby allowing analysis of the containing unit.
Debug info for subprogram renamings
The compiler now generates debugging information for subprogram renamings, and GDB has been enhanced to make use of it, thus permitting calls to subprograms using the names declared by any of their renamings.
New procedure GNAT.OS_Lib.Copy_File_Attributes
This procedure can be used to copy timestamp and/or file permissions from one file to another.
GNAT Pro|GNATbench | GNAT Pro|GPS
Aug 19th, 2015
GB: Option to disable task tags checking
Added an option to disable task tags checking. It is on by default. To disable, uncheck the Task Tags field in the Ada -> Task Tags preference page.
Aug 18th, 2015
Simplified analysis of predefined units & children
The -gnatg switch is no longer needed to analyze predefined units or new child units of System (and other root units predefined in Ada).
GPS: xref for custom languages
GPS lets you describe programming languages via plug-ins. In particular, you can declare the rules used for syntax highlighting, and for the naming schemes of their source files. If you also declare the LI_Suffix to be .ali, GPS will now parse any .ali file it finds that relates to those source files, and automatically parse the cross-reference information. Those .ali files must have a structure similar to the ones generated by GNAT or gcc.
GPS: search in current editor
A new search context was added to the omni-search, to search only in the current editor. It is mostly intended to be used via a key shortcut. Whenever you press the keyshort, and then start typing some text, a popup window will show all matches in the current editor.
GPS: new switches—config and—autoconf
GPS can now optionally parse a config file (.cgpr) before loading the project, like gprbuild does. Such a file is in particular useful to specify naming schemes for programming languages, without having to duplicate this information in a GPS plug-in. The file is automatically passed to gnatinspect.
GNAT Pro
Aug 12th, 2015
Support for AI12-0054-2 Predicate_Failure
The Predicate_Failure aspect is now supported. You may use it to specify which exception to raise on predicate failure, as in:
subtype T is ... with Predicate => ..., Predicate_Failure => raise Some_Error;
GPS: Add back aliases completion
Aliases completion has been added back to the 6.2.0 release. The priority in the completion window is now lower, so that keyword completion takes precedence.
GNATdoc: Preserve formatting of comments
GNATdoc can preserve line breaks and spaces present in the source comments when generating HTML documentation.
GNAT Pro
Aug 10th, 2015
Support for AI12-0071
AI12-0071, which specifies the semantics of multiple/inherited predicates on a single subtype, is now implemented.
Restriction No_Dynamic_Sized_Objects
A new restriction No_Dynamic_Sized_Objects is implemented, which is intended to prevent the creation of composite objects of nonstatic size.
Add support for terminating a process
System.OS_Lib has support for nonblocking spawning of processes, and it's now possible to terminate such processes with a new Kill procedure. This routine is supported only on Windows and POSIX systems.
GNAT Pro|GPRbuild
Aug 6th, 2015
Proper process clean-up in distributed build
When a builder is interrupted (ctrl-c), GPRslave will kill all corresponding processes. By doing this we ensure faster and cleaner restart of the same compilation.
SPARK Pro
Aug 5th, 2015
Detection of some corrupted ALI files
The SPARK toolset now detects some cases of corrupted ALI files and informs users about how to fix them.
SPARK Pro
Jul 30th, 2015
Generated Initializes contracts
The tools now internally generate Initializes contracts for packages that do not have user-provided Initializes contracts. This reduces the false alarm rate about uninitialized uses of variables.
SPARK Pro
Jul 29th, 2015
Support for all kinds of type predicates
The SPARK tool now handles all kinds of type predicates, in particular static predicates on floating-point types and dynamic predicates on any type. A dynamic predicate check is generated at every program point where the predicate associated to a value might be violated.
Avoid unprovable LSP checks on untagged private
Visible primitive operations of untagged private types whose full view is tagged previously lead to unprovable checks related to the verification of Liskov Substitution Principle, as Pre'Class cannot be specified on such operations. Dispatching on such subprograms is now forbidden in SPARK and LSP checks not needed anymore on such subprograms as a result.
Better support for quantification with Iterable
The SPARK proof tool now handles quantification using the Iterable aspect better, especially when cursors are record or private subtypes.
SPARK Pro
Jul 23rd, 2015
Summary table for proved and unproved checks
The gnatprove output file "gnatprove.out" now contains a summary table which summarizes the verification results. It shows the number of proved checks, to which category they belong (like initialization checking, runtime errors, or functional contracts) and how various provers contributed to it. Unproved checks are also counted.
GNAT Pro
Jul 22nd, 2015
Style checks for record components
Style checks now apply to the alignment of record component declarations.
GNAT Pro|GNAT Component Collection
Jul 22nd, 2015
GNATCOLL.SQL: SQL_Parameter from Unbounded_String
Text parameters to SQL queries can now be set from an unbounded string, in addition to the existing support for String_Access. This can be more efficient in some cases.
GNAT Pro
Jul 16th, 2015
Scalar_Storage_Order and Complex_Representation
The Scalar_Storage_Order attribute now works in conjunction with record types subject to aspect/pragma Complex_Representation.
GNAT Pro|GNAT Component Collection
Jul 15th, 2015
GNATCOLL.SQL: support for "between" SQL keyword
Support "BETWEEN" and "NOT BETWEEN" SQL syntax generation.
GNAT Pro
Jul 15th, 2015
Create_Temp_File now using mkstemp on Android
GNAT.OS_Lib.Create_Temp_File now uses mkstemp instead of mktemp to create the temporary file. The former is considered a safer alternative that avoids all possible race conditions when creating the temporary file.
Symbolic tracebacks on unhandled exceptions
When a program is terminated by an unhandled exception, the information in Exception_Information is printed, which can include a symbolic traceback. See NF-74-J408-043 for how to enable such symbolic tracebacks.
Symbolic tracebacks in Exception_Information
The Exception_Information can now include a symbolic traceback when available. It is available on native platforms that use DWARF-format debugging information, which includes Linux, Windows, Solaris, FreeBSD, and AIX. To enable this feature, use the gcc switch "-g" and the binder switch "-Es", as in "gprbuild -g ... -bargs -Es".
GNAT Pro
Jul 13th, 2015
Better error reporting with premature instantiation
When a package is instantiated before its body is seen, the compiler creates a dummy body for it to complete the compilation. The dummy function bodies created within the package bodies have no legal return statements, but no cascaded error should be generated for these.
SPARK Pro
Jul 13th, 2015
Membership tests in tagged type hierarchy
The GNATprove tool now supports testing for membership of an expression in a tagged type hierarchy.
install through gprinstall
The install is now done via gprinstall, instead of depending on complex shell commands in the Makefiles. This makes the system more robust, allows uninstalling and will work better on Windows machines.
UNIQUE keyword in database schema description
The unique constraints and indexes could be defined in the SQL database schema description file.
GNAT Pro
Jul 10th, 2015
gnatname -P now invokes gprname
As the project support is phased out of the GNAT tools, a new GPR tool gprname has been introduced to replace "gnatname -P" and "gnatname -P" will silently invoke it for now.
SPARK Pro
Jul 9th, 2015
Better support for if expressions on real types
The SPARK proof tool now handles if expressions better, which results in more automatic proofs on programs using if expressions, especially when they have a floating point type.
GNAT Pro|GNATbench | GNAT Pro|GPS
Jul 8th, 2015
GPS: new plugin closeold
A new optional plugin is provided. It automatically closes the least recently accessed editors when new editors are opened, thus limiting the number of opened editors to a maximum limit. Editors can be pinned to prevent their automatic closing.
GNAT Pro|GPRbuild
Jul 6th, 2015
New tool gprname
A new GPR tool, gprname, is now available. It is the replacement of "gnatname -P".
SPARK Pro
Jun 26th, 2015
Constant can now appear in contracts
The SPARK toolset now allows for constants with variable input to appear in flow-related contracts. This allows for more precise information flow analysis.
SPARK Pro
Jun 25th, 2015
Support for volatile functions
The SPARK toolset now correctly implements the semantics of the Boolean aspect volatile_function in both flow analysis and proof.
SPARK Pro
Jun 24th, 2015
Detect violations of language restrictions
The SPARK toolset now checks settings of the pragma Restrictions before analyzing the code; previously they were only checked by the compiler.
GNAT Pro|GNATbench | GNAT Pro|GPS
Jun 23rd, 2015
GPS: Navigation from race conditions report
CodePeer's Race contitions report allows to navigate to location of access to shared object in source code.
SPARK Pro
Jun 19th, 2015
Better progress bar in graphical interface
SPARK now provides better progress information when the --ide-progress-bar switch is used, so that the progress bar in graphical interfaces can convey this information to the user.
GNAT Pro
Jun 19th, 2015
Array comparison on reconfigurable runtimes
Comparison operations on arrays of discrete components are now allowed on ZFP and Ravenscar-SFP runtimes.
GNAT Pro|GPRbuild
Jun 18th, 2015
Value of Runtime when—RTS= is specified
When --RTS= is specified for a language on the command line, the value of attribute reference 'Runtime (<language>) is the value specified by the switch --RTS=, even when attribute Runtime (<language>) has been declared.
GNAT Pro
Jun 18th, 2015
New restriction - No_Task_At_Interrupt_Priority
A new restriction No_Task_At_Interrupt_Priority has been implemented. It forbids pragma or aspect Interrupt_Priority on tasks. This restriction is enforced in Ravenscar for Cortex-M runtimes on the ARM-elf platform.
Jun 17th, 2015
Integration with Jenkins
A Jenkins plug-in is now distributed with CodePeer. It provides a Build Step to configure a run of CodePeer as part of a Jenkins build.
GNAT Pro
Jun 16th, 2015
Debug info for limited class-wide objects
The compiler now generates debug info for a limited class-wide object initialized by a function call.
GNAT Pro|GPRbuild
Jun 15th, 2015
Add variables in gprinstall's generated projects
Project generated with gprinstall will now contains global variables as found in the original project.
Restrictions to refine No_Implicit_Heap_Allocations
Two new restrictions have been added: No_Implicit_Task_Allocations and No_Implicit_Protected_Object_Allocations. They could be used to refine the wider No_Implicit_Heap_Allocations restriction.
UET_Address attribute removed
The unused and internal use only attribute UET_Address has been removed.
SPARK Pro
Jun 11th, 2015
Do not generate spurious discriminant checks
Discriminant checks were previously generated on all component accesses on discriminant records. These only correspond to an actual language check when the component is defined in a variant part. Thus, GNATprove has been improved to only generate these checks when mandated by the language.
GNAT Pro
Jun 10th, 2015
Sanitizer libraries on GNU/Linux native platforms
Native x86 and x86_64 Linux toolchains now come with a family of "Sanitizer" libraries that can help with the debugging or anticipation of various run-time misbehaviors in an application. The "Address Sanitizer" library, for example, tracks and reports memory management hazards such as buffer overruns (including on static arrays), multiple deallocations or memory leaks. Taking advantage of this library simply requires to compile and link with -fsanitize=address.
For loops on type with Iterable aspect
The SPARK toolset now supports for loops on objects of types with the Iterable aspect specified. In particular, it is the case for loops on formal containers. Both iteration over cursors (for in) and over elements (for of) are supported.
Support for iterators on arrays
Iterators on arrays, both in loop statements and in quantified expressions, are now supported by GNATprove, except for the case of a quantified expression with an iterator over a multi-dimensional array.
SPARK Pro
Jun 7th, 2015
Better support for fixed-point division
The SPARK toolset now supports division of fixed-point values when the result type is integer and both operands have the same base type.
GNAT Pro|GNAT Component Collection
Jun 5th, 2015
GNATCOLL.SQL: setting a field from a SQL query
It is now possible to build a query like "UPDATE table SET field = (SELECT value FROM ..)". Also add support for building a temporary table using the VALUES keyword.
GNAT Pro
Jun 5th, 2015
Image function for dimensioned quantities
The package System.Dim.float_IO now includes a function Image, that provides a string representation of a dimensioned quantity, where the numeric value is followed by the declared symbol for the corresponding unit, or the expression that enumerates its dimensions.
GNAT Pro|GNAT Component Collection
Jun 4th, 2015
Projects: disable missing object dir warnings
It is now possible to disable the "missing object dir" warnings when loading a project.
SPARK Pro
Jun 3rd, 2015
Improve tracking of bounds on slice assignments
The SPARK toolset now tracks better the values of dynamic array bounds when assigning into a slice of an array, especially when this array is itself contained in a composite variable.
GNAT Pro
Jun 2nd, 2015
Better error recovery for misplaced access keyword
The compiler provides a meaningful error message when the keywords constant and access are interchanged in an access discriminant specification.
GNAT Pro|GNAT Component Collection
Jun 1st, 2015
GNATCOLL.Memory: enhance memory debug capability
GNATCOLL.Memory package uses GNAT.Debug_Pools package to add the following debug capabilities: - double free detection - reset content on free (fill with DEADBEEF pattern) - delay memory free to detect invalid memory accesses - report errors through stdout outputs or exceptions Requires GNAT.Debug_Pools from 2015 May 27 or later
GNAT Pro|GPRbuild
Jun 1st, 2015
Create a symlink for the versioned libraries
A symlink is now created on the main library directory for a library name with a version (Library_Version attribute).
GNAT Pro
Jun 1st, 2015
Suppressing checks in containers
Two new check names, Container_Checks and Tampering_Check, are added to allow suppression of checks in Ada.Containers packages. You can put:
pragma Suppress (Container_Checks);before an instantiation of (say) Ada.Containers.Vectors, and all checking code is removed. More importantly, all the controlled-type machinery involved with tampering checks is also removed. You can Suppress (Tampering_Check) to suppress just the tampering checks and machinery (which are the most expensive, and least effective at catching bugs). Suppress(All_Checks) and the -gnatp switch also work.
GNAT Pro
May 29th, 2015
Better error message for illegal limited view
Compiler provides a better error message when the limited view of a type is used in a membership test in a precondition.
GNAT Pro
May 28th, 2015
Single-line hexadecimal traceback
Hexadecimal tracebacks are given as a single line of code addresses, which makes it easier to cut&paste into an addr2line command, for example.
SPARK Pro
May 27th, 2015
Complete translation of SPARKSkein to SPARK 2014
The SPARKSkein cryptographic hashing program originally written in SPARK 2005 (http://www.skein-hash.info/SPARKSkein-release) has now been fully translated into SPARK 2014. GNATprove proves absence of run-time errors on the new version in a few minutes. See section about it in section 6.9.3 "Multi-Units Demos" of the User's Guide for more information.
Instrumented System.Memory can use GNAT.Debug_Pools
Packages instrumenting System.Memory can use GNAT.Debug_Pools package to allocate memory. Dump and Reset capabilities are added to GNAT.Debug_Pools.
New gnatcheck rule - Maximum_Parameters
A new rule named Maximum_Parameters is added to gnatcheck. It flags variable declarations in library package and library generic package declarations.
GNAT Pro|GNAT Component Collection
May 25th, 2015
Traces: variable substitution in stream names
In the configuration file for GNATCOLL.Traces, it is now possible to set the name of the stream (typically a file name) by using variable substitution ("> name$VAR")
GNAT Pro
May 25th, 2015
New gnatcheck rule - Maximum_Parameters
A new rule named Maximum_Parameters is added to gnatcheck. It checks if a subprogram has more formal parameters than are specified by the rule parameter.
SPARK Pro
May 22nd, 2015
Suppress no effect warning when user already knows
The SPARK toolset no longer emits a "subprogram Bla has no effect" warning when the user has added a Global/Depends aspect on Bla since this indicates that the effects of the subprogram are already known to her. The message is also suppressed when Bla is marked No_Return and is deemed to abnormally terminate.
SPARK Pro
May 21st, 2015
Lift restriction on calls to No_Return procedures
This lifts the SPARK RM restriction forcing calls to procedures marked No_Return to appear either at the end of a subprogram or as the only statement inside an if-statement without else/elsif part. Indeed, this restriction is not needed anymore, similarly to what was done for raise-statements already.


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Un'analisi quantitativa delle politiche di rientro dal disavanzo pubblico in Italia
The governments of advanced countries have faced the economic crisis by means of measures that considerably increase their budget deficits. Now they have to absorb these increases, but at the same time supporting recovery. To solve this problem, two different types of intervention have been hypothesized. The first consists of a set of tightening measures devoted to quickly reducing deficit. The second fosters measures devoted to supporting aggregate demand, postponing the reduction of budget deficit to the time when economic activity will grow again. Predictable results of the two hypotheses are determined through an econometric model, changed by modifications simulating, separately, the measures hypothesized in each intervention.
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While attempting to disarm U.S. citizens, our government is arming itself to the teeth: At least 73 federal agencies have their own private armies here in the U.S., including the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Fisheries Office, the Department of Education, the Food and Drug Administration, the Inspector General's office of the Department of Agriculture, the Bureau of Land Management, the Library of Congress and Veterans Affairs.
While it was wonderful to read in this week's Times that Meals On Wheels has caught up with its waiting list, part of the story saddened me. When I read that "for people like (the widower featured in the story), the brief visit and chat may be the only human interaction he has in a day," I couldn't help but wonder: Where are the churches?
Jim Scharnagel's March 20 letter on the Second Amendment is a typical interpretation of that document by current liberal dogma. His final statement is a fair summation of his feelings. "While acknowledging that firearms such as sporting rifles and shotguns for hunting, and within reason, certain weapons for self-protection should be allowed, such rights were not addressed by the Second Amendment but rather a right to keep and bear arms for security of the state."
Jim Scharnagel is wrong about so many things (March 20 letter).
I am both insulted and amused by my inclusion in the "vacuous political and pseudo-science class" and, regretfully, I have not participated in colloquiums sponsored by MENSA, a vacuous pseudo-science class if ever there was one. However, the scientific debate over global warming should not be trivialized and the gross misstatements printed need to be corrected.
In his letter "Second Amendment was meant for militias, not armed civilians," Jim Scharnagel makes the case that the Second Amendment was never intended to allow private ownership of firearms. While I agree with some of his points, the overarching theme is not one of them.
The hasty rush to approval for a new Falcons stadium in Atlanta has both a bad odor and a hidden agenda.
Jim Gorman claimed, in a March 19 letter in The Times, that he has researched climate change and written articles on the subject. His conclusion: "There is not one shred of genuine scientific data that proves the theory of global warming. Nor is there consensus in the scientific community."
This is in response to Jim Scharnagel's letter from March 20 about the Second Amendment being meant for militias and not armed civilians.
The National Rifle Association falls back on the Second Amendment as justification for owning firearms. This is an anachronism that has persisted from the framing of the Constitution up through the present.
I am so tired of my intelligence being insulted by the vacuous political and pseudo-science class. For the claims of the global warming cabal to be true, thinking people must put aside all common sense. The premise of the global warming theory is that carbon dioxide is a dangerous gas.
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I come from a generation that remembers an America where family was the basis for the training of the minds and hearts of our children. I remember an America that believed in the validity of an almighty God that oversees the affairs of men.
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Responds to previous question linked here (Try and Catch block , not functioning in user defined method) , my initial answer to that question had been solved, but I had another problem when it came down to looping which was later solved by simply using a for loop. However, my problem is I do not want the user to constantly have to restart the program after an exception is handled, rather I want it to loop the same beginning questions to the user. I've tried placing print statements after the return statements, and also tried completely copying the logic code after the try catch, however, realizing that that would not cause the user to loop unlimited times for the exception. Also, on a side note yes my previous question had good answers, however, no one managed to answer my more recurring problem, which is why no one got the check mark towards their answer.
import java.io.*;
import java.text.DecimalFormat;
public class Test
public static void main(String[] args) throws IOException
double x;
x = circlemethods(0.0, 0.0, 0.0, 1.0);
public static double circlemethods(double volume, double surfacearea,
double area, double radius) throws IOException
BufferedReader myInput = new BufferedReader(new InputStreamReader(System.in));
String numInput;
String reqInput;
String amountStr;
double numInt = 0;
double num = 0;
double answer = 0;
double amount = 0;
double answer2 = 0;
double answer3 = 0;
double answer4 = 0;
for (double i = 0; i < 999; i++)
// for (double i = 0; i < 999; i++);
// while (numInt != 999) {
System.out.println("This program will ask for a given user radius, then proceed to calculate the user input");
System.out.println("The program will use four methods to achieve this, all calling back to the main method");
System.out.println("Press any key to continue");
numInput = myInput.readLine();
System.out.println("First, what would you like to calculate?");
System.out.println("Enter '1' for Circumference, '2' for area, '3' for volume, or '4' for surface area");
reqInput = myInput.readLine();
numInt = Double.parseDouble(reqInput);
System.out.println("Now enter the radius of the required shape(Half of diameter)");
numInput = myInput.readLine();
num = Double.parseDouble(numInput);
DecimalFormat nextAmount = new DecimalFormat("0.00");
amountStr = nextAmount.format(amount);
if (numInt == 1)
System.out.println("You chose to calculate circumference, given the radius :" + num);
answer = (3.14) * (2) * (num);
System.out.print("The circumference of that sphere is :");
System.out.println(answer + "cm³");
return answer;
else if (numInt == 2)
System.out.println("You chose to calculate area, given the radius :" + num);
answer2 = (3.14) * 2;
System.out.print("The area of the circle is :");
System.out.println(answer2 + "cm²");
return answer2;
else if (numInt == 3)
System.out.println("You chose to calculate volume, given the radius :" + num);
answer3 = 4 / 3 * (3.14) * (num) * (3) * (3) * (3);
System.out.print("The volume of that sphere is : cm³");
System.out.println(answer3 + "cm³");
return answer3;
// if (numInt == 4)
System.out.println("You chose to calculate surface area, given the radius :" + num);
answer4 = 4 * (3.14) * (num) * (2) * (2);
System.out.print("The Surface area of that sphere is :");
System.out.println(answer4 + "cm²");
return answer4;
} catch (Exception e)
System.out.println("Please do not enter any string values, next time input enter a number ");
return 0;
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Kevin McCarthy admits during a Fox News interview with Sean Hannity
that Republicans have been lying about their motivations for investigating Benghazi.
He admits that the real motivation wasn't a search for the truth,
but was nothing more than a smear campaign against Hillary Clinton.
Well ... Duh
McCarthy admits to Republican fraud
Their attacks on Planned Parenthood are just as bankrupt.
So why do they continue to humiliate themselves?
Because their base simply doesn't care.
Truth means nothing to those people.
It will be interesting to see how this affects his chances
of becoming Speaker of the House.
(he is currently the favorite)
Religion rears its ugly head again.
Hindus drag a man from his home and beat him to death
because they "suspected" that he ate beef
Who was the
The guy who got away:
The asshole who sent the mob out to murder in the first place
Catholics take another huge hit
40 million people (the population of California)
now have access to physician-assisted suicide,
meaning that the Church's ability to force suffering on millions
continues to diminish, century by century.
We don't even make dogs suffer for Christ's sake.
It's way past time that we did the same for people.
Advance in "aging" research
From what I can tell,
scientists are working wonders on increasing the life span ...
of flies
If I were self-centered, I might almost conclude
that scientists were waiting until my death ...
before moving on to human trials.
This week's show:
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The Science Segment was:
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Listen (19:36)
Read (10 pages)
If you would like to participate in a live debate
contact me at "email@example.com"
to set up the date and time.
The Koch Brothers blew $400 million
on Romney's failed 2012 presidential race
That hurt them about as much, as buying a defective barbecue ...
would hurt you
Do I support International Blasphemy Day?
Every day of the year
National Geographic was recently bought by Fox News.
Here is a preview of the new first issue ...
Let's take a break from bashing bad guys ... and have some fun.
The psychology behind the anti-vax movement
He put it a whole lot nicer ... than I would have
In our Universe, the conversion of matter into energy is slowing down.
That means that someday, the lights will go out and the heater will go off.
I'm keeping my fingers crossed that I die before that happens
which is why I'm considering taking up smoking and drinking.
(click on image to read their article)
I sent an email to the researchers
and received replies from Luke Davies and Simon Driver,
researchers at the International Centre for Radio Astronomy Research
at the University of Western Australia ...
The heat death of the Universe
As if we needed any more proof that Conservatives only thump their Bibles
to rally the ignorant masses to support their cause (money), this pretty much settles it.
When forced out into the open and made to choose between religion and money
they will go for the money ... every single time
Conservatives are going nuts doing damage control
as the Pope becomes the latest threat to their "profits."
This also clarifies what the true Conservative "cause" really is:
the transfer of wealth from the masses ...
to themselves
Hindus prove that Christianity and Islam aren't the only religions
willing to use violence in order to gain political control
to ensure control over the resources and power.
Hindus riot when Nepal votes to keep government secular
With all the writing I do about horrible human beings,
from politicians to religious leaders to criminals,
it would be pretty hard to single out one guy as the worst.
but THIS guy would certainly make the final cut
Oddly, Martin Shkreli doesn't fall into any of the categories
that I listed above (religious leader, politician, or criminal)
But what this rich, greedy little bastard is doing ...
  be a crime
In Missouri, the Democratic Governor vetos new Republican laws
but Republicans override his vetos ...
and grant police powers to corporations
They also took away the rights of local citizens to control minimum wages.
It's a good thing Missouri is controlled by Conservatives
who make sure that big government stays out of their personal lives
and protects them from predatory lenders and big corporations.
Let's recap:
So now corporations have freedom of religion just like individuals;
they have freedom of speech just like individuals;
and they have police powers (which individuals do not).
Republicans are in the midst of creating a society that,
if it were a novel about the future ...
would be sold in the "Horror" section.
This 24-second video is really amazing.
You will have to decide for yourselves if it's real or not.
Fish leaps out of African lake and snags a bird in flight
Interesting side note:
Many years ago, a magazine that I trusted "Discover"
ran a story about "Hotheads."
They were carnivorous mole rats who gathered beneath people and animals
who were traversing thin ice in the arctic.
The group could produce enough heat with their heads
(hence the term "Hotheads")
to melt the ice and deliver their dinner to them.
It turned out to be an April Fools prank.
But they didn't bother to note that after the story.
Based on all the incredible things that I've learned about the animal world
(like the bird-catching fish above),
I tended to accept even bizarre stories when they were from reputable sources.
It was quite embarrassing to find out later that I had been fooled.
In the 21st century, the Confederacy is still working children ...
in tobacco fields
I thought they fixed that crap a century ago.
WTF is wrong with those people?
Pope Francis continues to school Christians
on what it means to be a "Christian."
Churches should help the needy
if they want to retain their tax exemptions
At this rate, Conservative Christians will have to assassinate this guy
before too many other Christians start realizing that he is right ...
and he ruins the world's most lucrative, longest running scam
The Civil War ended 150 years ago (militarily);
but the battle for the hearts and minds
of the slave-owner's descendants ...
continues to this day
Damn - evolution sure is a slow process
Classic Emails
I sent the following email to:
Bob Novella at The Skeptic's Guide to the Universe
after listening to his report on ...
the possibility of time travel
(3 pages)
Who knows - maybe this will be the time
when the SGU finally finds the courage
to defend one of their claims ...
but I wouldn't hold my breath
Classic Emails
I sent the following email to my YUC friends
(yechy ultra conservatives):
What are the chances that you Fox News Fanatics
will actually read what the other side has to say?
Almost zero; as you will prove yourselves ...
by deleting this unread
Obama - Reagan comparison
Out of about 60 YUC recipients,
only one was dumb enough to try his luck and write back ...
I don't think he will make that mistake again (2 pages)
The headline reads ...
"How ISIS justifies the rape of 12-year-old girls"
We don't need to know
they justify it ...
only that they
Today you get a special treat - it's four-for-one day!
First ...
Kim Davis (the elected homophobic Kentucky clerk)
and The First Amendment
Second ...
Kim Davis (the elected homophobic Kentucky clerk)
has just finished designing her reelection poster
Third, this gem which was put up in ... Kentucky
And fourth, I love this one ...
Can you catch a cold ... from cold weather?
Remember when Republicans were complaining about death panels?
The Medicaid refusal in Republican-controlled states
will result in many thousands of deaths:
Republican leaders turned out to be the death panels.
(and understand, that these are just the deaths;
the numbers don't include the millions who survive
and have to suffer, and live with
devastating, untreated health problems)
Conservatives value political power more than human life.
So keep voting Republican - The Rich certainly do appreciate it.
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A critical reader commented on a previous column that I've been blind to something obvious when it comes to abiogenesis – the formation of life from non-life:
Once you bring up abiogenesis, that's a loser for naturalists/atheists. You need some type of genetic code, a method of replication, and metabolism all at the same time for a group of chemicals to survive for natural selection to work. I'm skipping over a bunch of other things, like all the amino acids have to have left-handed chirality, etc. And we keep having discoveries that push the sudden appearance of life (once conditions permitted) to just a blink of the eye in geological terms. "What could be the alternative to life coming from nonliving matter?"
(He's quoting me there)
So blind in assuming certain assumptions... it's not about the need for matter. The heart of the matter is the need for intelligence to organize matter.


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The Redskins won't just be going after the quarterback this year. They will be going after the football.
"If you sack the quarterback, that's just a tackle for a loss," said outside linebackers coach Brian Baker on Wednesday. "But if you can take a sack and now strip the quarterback where you're causing a turnover, man that is an impact play. So that's what we're working on all the time, we're working on impact plays."
The Redskins sacked and stripped the quarterback and then recovered the fumble three times last year. All of the strips were executed by Ryan Kerrigan, who got the Raiders' Matt Flynn, the Broncos' Peyton Manning and the Falcons' Matt Ryan to cough up the ball.
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Baker wants the Redskins to get more. Stripping the quarterback is not something that the Redskins have worked on a lot in the past. That has changed.
"Since I've been out there, there has not been one time that we worked solely on wrapping up a quarterback," said Baker. "We really put a lot of emphasis on strips because I think that's what wins games."
You only need to look to the Super Bowl champion Seahawks to see how the sack and strip play helps to win games. They had eight such plays in 2014 including three in the playoffs.